EM Gauge '70s - April 2023

[AJC]

Since this is a tradition, and @Dan Randall is busy, my most consistent monthly modelling read has appeared: EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects

The usual selection of interesting and evocative bits and pieces include large '50s concrete-framed buildings, a trainload of Bedfords (how had I missed that you can now buy a 4mm RL off the shelf?), and some serious civils from Karl Crowther.

Lovely.

Adam

 

[Dan Randall]

Since this is a tradition, and @Dan Randall is busy, my most consistent monthly modelling read has appeared: EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects

The usual selection of interesting and evocative bits and pieces include large '50s concrete-framed buildings, a trainload of Bedfords (how had I missed that you can now buy a 4mm RL off the shelf?), and some serious civils from Karl Crowther.

Lovely.

Adam

I have been checking several times since midnight Adam, honest! As always though, it was worth the extra wait.

I thought the 3D printed lorry and van chassis, were an excellent use of the medium and especially liked the pictures of “Shenston Road” and the lovely “Hartburn”.


Regards

Dan

 

[adrian]

Agreed - Shenston Road is stunning, so much to absorb from the photos. I also love the Kentside updates as it has an Peak district atmosphere that I love. This months update with inspiration from Grange-over-Sands is nice as it's a local trip for us so I know the station and environs well.